He’s a flamenco-dancing lifeguard with a passion for herbal tea and a past he doesn’t talk about.

She wears long, flowing maxi dresses—not for fashion, but because shaving her legs feels like an unnecessary struggle.

They’ve never gotten along, not since the day she moved in next door. He thinks she’s too stubborn. She thinks he’s too smug. Their arguments are as frequent as his morning runs on the beach—always intense and leaving them both breathless.

But now, everything’s about to change.

He’s a single dad in need of a nanny, and—against all logic—she’s the one stepping in to help. It should be simple, just a temporary arrangement. But there’s one small problem: she’s pregnant. With his baby.

As much as they try to ignore their feelings, they can’t escape the connection that lingers between them. Can they put aside their differences and take a chance on love? Or will they keep hiding behind their walls, relying on late-night therapy sessions and pints of ice cream to numb the ache of what could have been?